Joan Reed — The Man Who Talked Too Much Character Profile

Joan Reed - The Man Who Talked Too Much

About Joan Reed

Steve Forbes's secretary who becomes increasingly appalled by the unethical and corrupt behavior he exhibits in his private legal practice.

Character Facts

Played by: Virginia Bruce
Appears in: The Man Who Talked Too Much (1940)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (1)

Joan Reed — Professional Client — J.B. Roscoe (Richard Barthelmess)
Roscoe hires Steve's firm for legal representation, placing Joan in a subordinate administrative role.

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